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Hi, <br>
<br>
I'm following the tutorial on MNE on the Wiki. I'm now at <br>
<pre class="code">export MNE_ROOT=<MNE directory>
cd $MNE_ROOT/bin
. ./mne_setup_sh
export SUBJECTS_DIR=<Subject directory>
export SUBJECT=Subject01</pre>
When creating the source space, I get the error "<i>Could not find
the MRI data</i><i> directory ..."<br>
</i>I now have to the same directory as I had it for Freesurfer a
few steps later: export SUBJECTS_DIR=<Subject directory><br>
<br>
On another Wiki page, I found the following:<br>
<p> MNE requires to set up the same environmental variables as FS.
It is because MNE will look for the MRI data that is processed by
FS (therefore, it will look for directories that are made by FS).
Therefore, <strong>SUBJECTS_DIR</strong> environmental variable
should refer to that directory where the anatomical data is
(pre-processed by FS), and <strong>SUBJECT</strong> should refer
to the sub-directory of SUBJECTS_DIR where the anatomical data is
from the person whose data is analyzed. <br>
</p>
<p> <MNE ANALYSIS DIR>/subjects/<subject's name>:
contains the output from FS<br>
</p>
<p>I thought I had it right but I'm a bit confused now. What does
MNE need exactly? I can't really figure out where it goes wrong
from the MNE tutorial either.<br>
</p>
Thanx a lot, Vitória
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** Please consider the environment - do you really need to print? **</pre>
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